WORT OF THE
UKAIMU JUKI
To the Honorable Circuit Court
,(th Btato of Orejon, for the Couuty
(CoumUW.
Wi ruur 0r1"1 Jury' be leave t0
M)ort follow
That we lve examined the several
0 pornoin havliig been bound
by the Justice's Court la the
w hae Inuulrea Into theo severs!
je, by iiitipoBDlnf the wltnoM
,n4 ukliu ttiwtr sworn testimony;
wt hare a'0 uikuiea cnargei
.jalnit different Individual for mls
jemoanora to which our attention
bm called ana nave . muy
jumlned tlioae several cases whore
, Iwllered that a crime had actually
in committed and where we be
ared tlio Kood of the community
dovauded an examination, all of
thtM aevvrul bill fua Indictment,
w bare reported to your Court.
Wi liave alao vlvltod and examined
Hli poor farm. We Hud the building
!la good repair; alo went over the
rouodt In part and wnue we believe
llllt the piaco can u uiauu iu uyyun
jill the paupiira thut may accumulate
Ca Columbia County for many year
"' ST. HELENS MIST, FRI DAY. OCTOBER 29, 1915.
u.uro. TRIMS
ITS athletics!
State University athletic. .re
7. .. from obJctlonal.le
r. out tome change are
neceaeary to Increase their educa
lonal value Thl ha been tlio And
Ing of the faculty Investigating com
mlttee of .even. The faculty ha ac
cordingly voted the f0iiwlng
change.:
Uesketb.il , .UBp()nde, ,t preMnt
a an Intercolonial port.
. The pre-season training camp for
football men I ordered discontinued.
I'ractlce for vanity football and
baeball team I limited to from 4
to 8:30 o'clock p. ni., during school
day.
Intercollegiate football couteat
am lltnltiul . i-
in any one sea
on.
Intercollegiate baseball .chedulea
re re.trlcted to team, went of the
Cacadej provided that one or
more game, may be played with the
winner of the eaatern dlvUlon to de
termine the northwest champlon-
mp.
The Cnlvcriilty's representatives In
the northwest college conferenw.
LIST OF TRANSFERS.
So come, we, howover, failed to find J meeting .hall hereafter be faculty
Lay Inhabitant, or persons living on member.
bald farm.
VU have also vl.lted the various
Lfflcei In the court-houe, all of which
nrt (lad lii good condition, orderly
knd well knpl.
We have also examined the Jail
iha baaement of the court-house.
iw And the cull In good condition,
Lnd tlio corridor kept clean. We
it, however, noticed that there 1
k steel cU nltuatsd on the outside of
h Jail proper and In the basement
i( the court-house, which I not kept
It u clean a condition a It should
to. Wo aro In formed tat thl cell I
tt in uho by the City of BL Melons
it a placs to confine It prisoner.
kv would therefore rocommeud that
i view of the fact that Columbia
'ounty Ib KlYlng free uae of the baao-
Lmt of the court-houao (o the City
which to keop It prisoner, that
lha city government ee to It that
to tlth limy accumulate therein or
iwaio arlim therefrom.
Ws have eiamlnml the office of the
liiitrict Attorney and find that the
See la sometime crowded, especl
!lj during the term of court, both
ounty and Circuit; that It la aome
mw necessary for person to stand
a the lolihy, while private buslnoa
bulns dlHruased.
W therefore recommend that a
kirtltlon be built o that a portion
( tbe office now mod by the County
reuurer be completed and made In
tali manner a wilt enable the Dis
trict Attorney to have a private
he In addition to the tingle room
M now occupies.
Thero being no further business
Mors u. we ask that we be dls-
pxrfod from further-service at this
lime.
Dated at Ht. Ilelon. Oregon, thl
10th duy of October, 1915.
JOHN FAflK. Torcman.
HUNTERS ARE WARNED.
Carelemnea on the part of hunt-
In r8pctlng the lection of the
lm law prohibiting ihootlng at
lm on public road and railroad
llhti of way and of huntlnc with
on property bofore obtaining the
Jner'i permission and by these act
pmg thnmaelve liable to a fine of
M less than $25 I cal'ed to the at-
potlon of the hunter. While the
fiitra may Intond no violation of
P law and Hint In many caie the
'regard Is due to Ignorance of the
FovIrIoih 0f the law thl will not
!ue them In case of arrest.. For
P'ormation of hunters we call at-
fotlon to Hoctlon 22 and 23 of the
mgon Knnie code, which nrorlilea as
allows:
"It ahull ho unlawful at any time
f hoot or discharge any gun at any
ne bird or gnme animal from, or
Fii upon nny railroad right of way
rny public road or highway.
No person shall hunt with a" dog
r (HI unon thn riilllvntnil or nn.
'wd lmid of another without first
Malnlng pcrnilsHlon of the owner,
Mupunt or ugent thereof."
Students who have not passed
three-fourth of the full work of the
University the prevlou semester re
barred from all student activities.
With the foregoing modifications
Intercollegiate sport are retained,
but a subordinate to Intramural ath
letics. . The faculty also declured for the
building up of purely campus sportB
"bo that every student may be en
couraged to take dally systematic
exorcise throughout his college
course;" and It declared for the
ultimate subordination of gute re
ceipts. The committee believes the exces
sive publicity given athletics tend
to warp student Judgment as to their
relutlve Importance Iu a college?
course.
FOLIAGE SENT TO FAIR.
The Chamber of Commerce of Port
land Tuesday shipped eight huge
boxe of Oregon grape and sweet
briar to San Kruncliico to be used In
docorallng the Oregon building at
the exposition on October 30, which
I officially "Oregon Day." At the
same limn thl shipment went south
delegate from various part of Ore
gon were starting for 8an Kranclsco
to participate in the ceremonies.
The plan to gather the Oregon
Lgrape and sweet briar was introduced
by Mr, ltertha T. Voorhorst and the
Mazama and the public school
children co-operated In preparing
and packing. The Chamber handled
the (hipping.
Governor Wlthyckmbe, Mr. Wlthy
combe, their daughter, Mis Mabel
Wlthycombe, and member of the
governor' taff left Portland over
the Southern 1'aclflc last night for
the San Francisco exposition.
The governor and hi party will
top at Modford today to take part
In the exorcise Incident to the dedi
cation of the new National Guard
armory thero. Thla armory Is the
moat modern In the state.
All the member of the governor1
staff are regularly commissioned Na
tional Ouard officer. They Include
Colonel Clonard McLaughlin, Major
W. L. Coppernoll, Captain L. J. A.
Peronl, of Portland; LcHoy Woods of
Cottage Grove; Conrnd Stafrou, of
Dallas; A. J. Vance, of Med ford; and
Clyde C. Malone, of Ashland, and En
ilgn E. A. West of the Oregon Naval
Militia.
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
Letter unclaimed at the St Hel
ens, Oregon, postofflce, for the week
ending October 23, 1915:
Mrs. John Clark, U. E. Mlllor. Al
fred Miller, Mr. Dick Walker.
Lettors unclaimed by November 6,
will be sent to Division of Dead Let
ters. IVA E. DODD. P. M.
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
May Mountney and Harold Mount-
ney, both of Rainier, Oregon.
Have vou seen the beautiful
Sterling Chink Dinner Sets
on display at our store?
They are manufactured expressly for us by one
of the world's largest manufacturers of Decorat
ed China sets. Get a Sterling Coupon wiUi every
25c purchase. Two coupons with each 25c pur
chase of Rexall Remedies and toilet articles, and
A. J. Deming's specialties. J
PLAZA PHARMACY
The Remal Store. Thone 100
Watch next week's paper.
Reported by Columbia County Ab-
i ompaoy.
October 20 Columbia Co. Log
King Co. to E. C. Glltner; land In
Leonard Harrl D. L. C, 11.00.
Elizabeth M. Watt to Victor B
nd Augusta Johnson; land In Sec
K, T. 3 N.. R. 2 W.. $776.00.
E. C. Stanwood, Sheriff, to E. 8.
llrown; land In Sec. 12, T 4 N R
3 W., $400.00.
October 22 Ella Hlrapel to Otto
Uerg; land In liryant D. L C
$500.00.
October 23 Victor L. Malcolm to
Mllly It. Smith; lot 3 of Sec. 30. T
N., It. 4 W.. $10.00.
Otto Hoog, trustee, et al. to Ru
dolph II. Meyer; land In Sec. 6, T 4
N.. U. 1 W.. $10.00.
October 26 Elfle M. Thornton et
ux to Felix Verhoeven; land in Sec.
32, T. 4 N., R. 3 W., $10.00.
Chas. C. Smith et ux to Columbia
Co. Ilank; lots 2, 3, 4 and 6, Blk. 7,
Georgetown, $596.00.
Geo. H. Lemont et ux to Zlna H.
Lemont; lots 12 and 13, Blk. 2, Rose
Hill In Francis Lemont D. L. C.
$1.00.
October 26 Oscar E. Folen et ux
to Carl Erlekson et ux, land in Sec.
It. T. 6 N., R. 3 W., $10.00.
Elizabeth M. Watts to D. W.
Price et ux; tract 16 of Wathome
Acres, $850.00.
GREAT IS HARRY
WEST'S JERSEY HERD
Oregon milk and beef cattle made
a magnificent showing In the great
stock show of the Panama-Pacific
exposition in San Francisco.
When It came to Jerseys It was
Harry West' herd of Scappoose cap
tured nearly all tlio blue ribbons In
sight and there were numerous herds
there, not only from different sec
tions of Oregon but from numerous
MORE FRUIT WANTED j
The Columbia county exhibit at the
Land Show Is simply grand, but
there I little or no fruit. It 1 be
lieved that Columbia county would
have carried off a prize had there
been a good exhibit of fruit. j
The exhibit I In charge of Ace
8mlth of Clatakanle, and he makes
an appeal for fruit of any and all
kinds. It is to be hoped that ht
request will be heeded and that fruit
will be sent him from all sections.
Address Superintendent Land
Show, Portland, Columbia county
department.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the County Court of the 8tate of
Oregon, for Columbia County. In
the matter of the estate of Alice M.
Stout, deceased. Notice Is hereby
given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed as administrator of
the estate of Alice M. Todd, deceased,
by the County Court of Columbia
County, State of Oregon, and has
duly qualified for said trust. All per
sons having claims against said es
tate are hereby notified and required
to present the same, duly verified,
and with proper vouchers to the ad
ministrator at the office of W. A.
Harris, in the City of St. Helens.
Oregon, within six months from the
date of this notice.
Dated St. Helens, Oregon, October
28, 1816. H. J. SOUTHARD,
Administrator of the Estate of Alice
M. Stout, Deceased.
W. A. Harris, Attorney for Admr.
46-4.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Proposals for Sewer System, "St.
Helens, Oregon. Notice is hereby
given, that sealed bid will be re
ceived by the City Council of the
City of St. Helens, Oregon, up to
Monday, November 8th, 1915, at 5
o'clock P. M.. for the furnishing of
all material and labor necessary for
the construction and Installation of
such sewerage system, in accordance
with the plans, profiles and specifi
cations thereof, filed with the City
Recorder of said City, of sewer Dis-
other slates. He captured all but two ' tr,ct Number One (1), section "B."
blue ribbons for this breed of milk
ers, and among these was the cham
pion two-year-old bull.
This Is a splendid showing and we
congratulate Mr. West on his tri
umph over the many competitors.
All Columbia county needs to do
to pull down blue ribbono on any
thing that Is raised or grown Is to go
after It.
FIREMEN'S MINSTRELS.
A certified check In the sum of ten
per cent of the bid, running to the
Mayor of the City, shall be filed with
the bid.
The City Council reserves the right
to reject any and all bids, should
they prove disadvantageous to the
City.
Bids will be opened at the City
Hnll In the City of St. Helens, Ore
gon, on November 8th, 1915, at 7:30
o'clock P. M.
Signed, E. E. QUICK,
46-2t City Recorder.
The Firemen have begun practice
on their minstrels, to be given some
time next month. This will be their
second minstrel show and will be
bigger and better than the first one.
They have the latest Jokes from
Dick's Dramatic Co. of Chicago, and
plenty of locals that will keep the
audience continually laughing for
two hours.
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given to the legal
voters of School District No. 2, of
Columbia County, State of Oregon,
that a Special School Meeting of said
District will be held at the School
House on the 29th day of November,
1916, at 7:30 o'clock in the after
noon, to voto on mo proposition oi
levying a special dlotrlct tax.
The purposes for which the money
to be raised by this levy shall be ex
ponded, are shown by the following
Itomlzed budget which is horeby
made a part of this notice:
Teachers' salaries $11,160.00
Furniture 200.00
Apparatus, such as maps, chalk,
erasers, stoves or cur
tain 100.00
Library books 100.00
Flngs .. 10.00
Repairs of nchoolhouses,
outbuildings or fences. .
Playground apparatus . . .
Transportation of pupils. .
Janitor
Janitor's supplies
Fuel
Light ......
Clerk's salury
Postago and stationery , .
Interest on bonds
Water rent
Dated this 27th day of
1915.
Attest: Allco L. Quick, District Clerk
R. S. HATTAN,
Chairman Board of Directors.
2t
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the
County Surveyor has filed in this
office certificate of completion of the
contract of George Grant for clearing
and grubbing 1986 feet on the E. J.
Smith road, survey No. P-46, in Road
Dist. No. 1.
All protests against the final ac
ceptance thereof must be filed in the
office of the County Clerk within two
weeks from the date of first publi
cation hereof.
A. F. BARNETT, County Clerk.
Date of first publication, Oct. 29,
1915. 5-2
600.00
60.00
360.00
810.00
60.00
326.00
20.00
72.00
25.00
1,284.00
135.00
October,
Rldgefield, Wash., held a special
election last Saturday to bond the
town for a municipal water system.
Out of a total registration of 160
there were 137 votes, the Issue of
bonding the town carrying almost
three to one. There were 98 voies
In favor of tbe bonding of the town
and 38 against it. It is thought that
work on tbe water system will not
begin before the first of the year.
Dr. Stone's Heave Drops cures
heaves. Price $1; for sale by all
druggists.
NOTICE.
All General Fund county warrants
endorsed prior to October 1st, 1915,
.are called, and interest stops on the
same on and after October 16th,
1915. R. S. HATTAN,
County Treasurer.
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!
See E. E. Quick, St. Helens, and
insure your property in the Oregon
Fire Relief -Association of McMinn
vllle, Oregon. Don't put it off.
Mch6tf W. L. WARREN, Agent.
Advertise in the Mist.
Patronize our advertisers.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
Monday, October 25. 11th Judi
cial day.
Court came pursuant to adjourn-
nmwa all Dresont except Com-
mUulnnnr Weed. .
Due proclamation being made, the
following proceedings were had:
In the matter of establishing Road
niatrlrt boundaries.
nn Mils 26th day of Octobor, 1916,
this matter coming on for consider
ation hv the Court, and the Court
being advised In the matter. It Is or
dered by the uouri inai mm cerium
order made and entered herein on a
formnr dav of this term of Court,
to-wlt: on the 21st day of Septem
ber, 1916, be, and the same is hereby
reconsldorod, revoked and held for
naught, and It is further ordered by
the Court that the boundarlos of the
various road districts In the county
romaln in the same condition as If
such oraer naa nmw 4. .
Whereupon Court adjourned..
AN UP-TO-DATE
Jewelry
Store
COMPLETE STOCK OF
Watches
" 'and
Clocks
EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING. .
VON A. GRAY
Jeweler. ST. HELENS
Shall It Be an f
Auioioaungorrumpuum 0$r a
THERE are many kinds of Auto
loading and Pump guns some to
be had at very low prices.
But it Is typical of sportsmen that the s rs fi-ffl I
maiontv Drefer Reminston-UMC Pnmn rA VT
Autoloading guns in the bands of the average man.
If you shoot at traps or in tbe 6Hd, go to the
Remington-CMC Dealer in your community and
m oim mow you tone guns, ion will know Dim
by bis diiplay of the
I Boll Hark of Reminatom.
-Sportsmen's Headauartera and ha Itnnn
the difTmence in guns.
Sold by your home dealer
and 645 other leading
merchants in Oregon
Raainrtoa Arms-Unmi Mataffie Cartridf Ca.
WMhMrtkBdUlH UUBraadway) NrrhOlr
; . V T A .il r1' nAX'-vJ
to
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p "-It&c
MADE IN
OREGON
IS inch size . $10.00
20 inch size. . $11.50
22 inch size . $13.00
Delivered, blackened and set
op, with first length of pipe
aud damper furnished. Other
heaters from $2.50 up. All
thoroughly guaranteed.
E. A. ROSS
Furniture..
Undertaking
AU Buses Call at Hotel
Courteous Treatment
STOP AT
ORCADIA HOTEL
Chicken Dinner
Sunday 35c
THOS. ISBISTER, Prop.
RATES 91.00 PER DAV AND CP.
Special Rates to Regular Boarders.
DO YOU want to be convinced that we have the
Biggest Hardware Values in the market? That we
have what you want right now? That's what we
want to do, and if you need PAINT, OILS, SASH,
DOORS, BUILDING PAPER or WALL PAPER,
let us figure with you.
MUCKLE HARDWARE CO.
ST. HELENS, OREGON .
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THIS TRIP to the PANAMA EXPOSITION
A Lifetime
Event
' THE NORTH BANK ROAD
and the Palatial Twin
Steamships "Great Northern" "Northern Paciflc"
Every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
BEST OP THE TRIP IN DAVIJGHT
a caxmiocs hours on the ocean
FARES INCLUDE MEALS AND BERTH and FREE EXTRAS
Numerous Brilliant Attractions During October.
FOREST INDUSTRIES CONFERENCES
DAILY STOCK SHOWS UNTIL DEC. 8rd
ZONE OF PLENTY WEEK UXiOKRH' CONGRESS
FARMERS' MONTH IRRIGATION and DRAINAGE
Something Doing Every Minute and at a Hundred Different
Places in the Jeweled City.
Round Trip from HoulUm,. K30.00
J. O. DIVENS, Agent. HOULTON
Attend the Manufacturers' and Land Product Show, Portland,
Oct. 25, Nov. 13. . . -
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